Can I offer for free?

[Linda EH]

Can I offer for free pillsbury bakeoff booklets or is that not allowed?

I went to some estate sales and got a stack of recipe booklets dirt cheap...i like to look through them and find some interesting things....there are 10 that are bakeoffs.

I can ship via usa mail anywhere in usa no charge if anyone wants them....would like to keep them in the baking family.

If not allowed please remove my post
Thanks
Linda NJ

 

[georg2344]

Hello, these books are cool, I read one of them, you can advertise, you can rather the admin will not do anything, if your post is not deleted, it probably won't stay anymore, but these books are fantastic, I read many others, but I only like this one

 

[Jessie_Roos]

That’s a generous offer! I think it’s great that you want to share those Pillsbury Bake-Off booklets with fellow baking enthusiasts. Sharing recipe booklets like these can definitely help keep the baking spirit alive and allow others to discover some classic recipes.

In many forums, offering items for free, especially within a community focused on similar interests, is often allowed as long as it follows the forum's rules and guidelines. It’s a good idea to check the forum’s policies or ask a moderator just to be sure.

If you’re all set to share, I’m sure many members would appreciate the chance to get their hands on those booklets. Happy baking!

 

[Linda EH]

I dropped them off at a charity bin as I had not received an answer.

 

[Mona]

Hey Linda! What a thoughtful offer! It’s always great to see recipe booklets being shared, especially from such a beloved tradition like the Pillsbury Bake-Off. I’m not a moderator, but I think as long as you’re not charging for them or breaking any rules about advertising, it should be fine. You might want to double-check with a mod just to be sure though. I’m sure lots of folks in the baking community would appreciate them!

Also, thanks for keeping those treasures in the baking family—sounds like you found a real gem at the estate sales!